Partner Article
Fareham IT firm in top 10
IT experts at Taylor Made Computer Solutions in Fareham have been named among the best in the world.
The company has been listed as one of the top 10 managed service providers in the EMEA (Europe, Middle East and North Africa) region and one of the top five in the UK.
The ranking comes from MSPmentor501, the industry’s most respected ranking of top managed services providers. It uses a complex analysis of hundreds of companies, including revenue per employee, growth and the number of devices managed, to determine an authoritative list of the top 100.
Taylor Made managing director, Nigel Taylor, said the company’s ranking is testament to the team’s combination of cutting-edge knowledge and desire to exceed customer expectations.
“We pride ourselves on the quality of our team here and this ranking is evidence that our staff really are the best,” he said. “When businesses outsource their IT to a managed service provider they expect any issues to be dealt with seamlessly with zero hassle so they can focus on running their business. That’s exactly what our team does, going the extra mile whenever it’s required.”
An IT managed service provider is an IT company that looks after certain services for its clients. This could range from simply monitoring networks to full hosting and having Taylor Made staff on site daily.
To find out more about the company and its managed services visit www.tmcs.co.uk
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Taylor Made Computer Solutions .
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